Cisco Cloud Automation

Cisco Cloud Automation

Joann Starke

Solutions Marketing Manager

Converged Infrastructures & Beyond

Co-sponsored by Intel®

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Strategic Discussion for CIOsReducing Complexity

77%

23%

Maintain

Value-Add

• VMs deployed in minutes, remainder of infrastructure stack provisioned manually

• Most spend on infrastructure deployment, monitoring, updating, and troubleshooting

• Limited time to focus on new services

• Complex Manual IT Processes• Administrators operate silos; infrastructure utilization low

• Slows down IT and your business

Source: IDC, 2011


UCS Director

Cisco UCS Director: Unified Automation and Management

UCSNetwork

(ACI or Standalone) Storage Virtualization L4-7 Services

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Applications

VMware Vsphere Microsoft Hyper-V

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VM

VM

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VM

Bare-Metal

Bare-Metal

IAC

Northbound API


UCS Director: Agility and Simplicity

Centralized Lifecycle Management of Physical and Virtualization Infrastructure

Virtual Infrastructure

IT Admins IT OperationsApplication Developers

Physical InfrastructureCisco Nexus

UCS Director

Self Service Console

OS & VM Deployment

Admin Console

Policy Manager

Dashboard

Resource Pools

UCS Central


UCS Director Differentiators

Single Pane:Virtual,

Physical, Bare Metal

Easy to Install & Use

Multi-vendor Support

Model-based Orchestration

Task Library

Single PurposeSolution

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Going Beyond IaaS


Cloud is Now Strategic

o Part of IT’s formal portfolio o Major impact: build, deliver and

manage IT

o Use cases have changed

o Strong preference private clouds

o Cloud Benefits: o Speed + flexibility + agility o How does this happen?

Forrester, 2013


Self-Service Portal and Service Catalog

Orchestration and AutomationSecure, Consistent Process Automation

Integration FrameworkAPIs to integrate with Portal, Catalog and Orchestrator

Cisco UCS Director

Virtual & PhysicalInfrastructure Management

Multi-Vendor Compute, Network, Storage, and Virtualization

IP Address Management

Billing/ Chargeback

Service Desk/CMDB

Monitoring

LDAP/Active Directory

ServiceAssurance

Cisco Cloud Management

AmazonPuppetChef

OpenShiftVMwareHEAT

OpenStackHEAT

Multi-Cloud (Virtual) Network Services


Cisco Top Ranked In Strategy In Forrester Wave™

Source: The Forrester Wave™: Private Cloud Solutions, Q4 2013, November 25, 2013

* Note: Evaluation based on software shipping as of April 2013. New software versions have significant enhancements in functionality.

The Forrester Wave™ is copyrighted by Forrester Research, Inc. Forrester and Forrester Wave™ are trademarks of Forrester Research, Inc. The Forrester Wave™ is a graphical representation of Forrester's call on a market and is plotted using a detailed spreadsheet with exposed scores, weightings, and comments. Forrester does not endorse any vendor, product, or service depicted in the Forrester Wave. Information is based on best available resources. Opinions reflect judgment at the time and are subject to change.


Platform-As-A-Service

Infrastructure Resources (e.g. VDC, VM, Storage)

IaaS Services(some bundled, some not)

PaaS Services

Application Middleware(e.g. App server, Web server, Database, …)

Infrastructure Resources(not ordered directly by

client)

PaaS

IaaS

Give me the VMs and storage and I’ll manage everything above the OS

My needs are mixed. I’ll take all the goodies I can get, and build the ones that I can’t

Give me all the standard goodies, and let me just manage my application

Enterprise PaaS

Webscale PaaSMay 2014


Dynamic Application Blueprint (Puppet & Chef)Enterprise PaaS


Prime Service Catalog and OpenShift


Network Service Automation


Multi-Cloud Virtual Network Services

Automated discovery of network components

Out-of-box templates: firewalls, load balancers, VPNs

Each tenant/organization own instance

Dynamically on-board and off-board with Layer 2 through 7 lifecycle operations

Multi-Instance scaling


Cisco IAC Network ContainersA Few Examples - VSA

Public or Private ZoneCompute FirewallUnlimited VLANs per Zone

Load BalancingCompute FirewallPublic or Private ZoneUnlimited VLANs per Zone

Load BalancingPerimeter FirewallCompute FirewallPublic or Private Protected ZoneUnlimited VLANs per Zone

Bronze Silver Gold


Demand & Supplier Management


Advanced Multi-Tenancy M

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enants

Organization Specific Service Levels + Pricing


End User Perspective


Pre-defined Templates for Customers

• Service Completion • Service Cancelled• Quota Reached 1st Warning • Quota Reached Final Warning• Service Request Error • Lease Expiration 1st Warning • Lease Expiration Final Warning• Financial Authorization • Add Role • Change E-mail Notification • Over 45 different templates



Summary

Solutions that match the journey to the cloud

Automate infrastructure, eliminate rigid infrastructure silos and increase IT efficiencies with UCS Director

Extend automation beyond infrastructure into your business portfolio with Cisco IAC

Come to the Cisco Booth to see live demos of each solution

Thank you.



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